PositiveLambda LiteraryAs public definitions of identity relax, are challenged, and at least not in-hiding as a matter of routine, a look at this matrix of fluidity and perception is welcome ... With respect to [Olive] Oatman’s tale, Kisner muses about her own experience with appearing \'vaguely pansexual;\' also with searching out tattoos. Given the intensity of Oatman’s life I’m not convinced that Kisner, or any of us, can justify comparing our life with hers, but Kisner lives eyes-wide-open ... Reading Thin Places I was reminded of Oliver Saks’ elucidating essays, which unfold in the maze of existence. Jordan Kisner’s essays from in between also escort us on an informed and elegant journey. See for yourself.
